The President, during a meeting with teachers and mentors, announced a series of important reforms in school education.

A woman from Kazakhstan was admitted to the National Medical Center in Uzbekistan with a diagnosis of gonadal vein reflux. Vascular and endovascular surgeons at the center successfully performed an embolization procedure to treat the condition.

An international tourism forum was held in Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia. Craftsmen from Andijan presented an exhibition of their unique products, created with delicate handcraftsmanship, which drew considerable interest from foreign participants.

A Cabinet of Ministers resolution (No. 562, dated 4 September 2025) has approvedthis change. Car owners in Uzbekistan can now use their names on vehicle license plates, UzA reported.

The restriction on crossing the border through the “Tazhen” (Kazakhstan) – “Davut-Ata” (Uzbekistan) checkpoint has been extended until 31 December 2025, the press service of the Customs Committee of Uzbekistan reported.

Several appointments have been made within the Administration of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Presidential Press Secretary Sherzod Asadov reported this.

Special cameras will be installed in all general education schools in Tashkent to monitor 10th- and 11th-grade students, according to a decision issued by the city mayor(khokim).

Two Uzbek citizens who had been held at a deportation center in Malaysia and found themselves in difficult circumstances have been repatriated, the Dunyo information agency reported.

Uzbekistan’s permanent population has reached 38 million, the National Statistics Committee reported.

A Presidential Decree titled “On measures to digitalize the football sector in Uzbekistan and further increase its popularity” (No. PQ–262, dated 21 August 2025) has been adopted, the Huquqiy axborot Telegram channel reported.